pls appraise 浴.cn

[pspdropship]

means bath (noun) or bathe (verb), single word, simplified Chinese mandarin.

any comments welcome!

[pspdropship]

wtf? this forum is dead?? appraisals pls!

[markits]

Need to be a com to attract people's eyes.

[blackops]

Originally Posted by markits

Need to be a com to attract people's eyes.

Lol. Too funny :-)

PSP: This is a great domain that will come in to its own in the near future. Bathing, and bath-related products, is a billion dollar industry in China and it looks like you may have nailed one of the top terms here :-)

Value? Way too early to say. But right now, today, even to one of the many naysayers on this forum, it's worth $1K.. To an end user, a few years down the line, you may be in a position to name your price.

Good luck!

[Wot]

Like it - but currently value is in the eye of the beholder, as a reseller I would look to pay as little as possible But realisticly- mid $xxx up

I now have quite a few idn.cn where I definitely see a good future.

[pspdropship]

thanks guys for the comments.
.com is absolutely better and more valuable but .cn is also no doubt the second best. 地图.cn(maps) sold for $50k, that's proof of .cn's increasing value. I'll definitely hold on to this one, it's by far the best I've got

[blackops]

Originally Posted by pspdropship

.com is absolutely better and more valuable but .cn is also no doubt the second best.

Lol. People on this forum will put their respective arguments forward on this issue, depending of course on what they are holding (!). In my own case, I came into IDN in 2000/1 and concentrated on idn.ccTLD from the start. I never placed a value on (foreign language) idn.com's and still don't - I believe they 'fly in the face' of what idn is actually about, i.e. bringing people domains in their own language without the US (.com) bias.

:-)

[Mahouni]

Originally Posted by blackops

Lol. People on this forum will put their respective arguments forward on this issue, depending of course on what they are holding (!). In my own case, I came into IDN in 2000/1 and concentrated on idn.ccTLD from the start. I never placed a value on (foreign language) idn.com's and still don't - I believe they 'fly in the face' of what idn is actually about, i.e. bringing people domains in their own language without the US (.com) bias.

:-)

My thoughts exactly!

[pspdropship]

Originally Posted by blackops

Lol. People on this forum will put their respective arguments forward on this issue, depending of course on what they are holding (!). In my own case, I came into IDN in 2000/1 and concentrated on idn.ccTLD from the start. I never placed a value on (foreign language) idn.com's and still don't - I believe they 'fly in the face' of what idn is actually about, i.e. bringing people domains in their own language without the US (.com) bias.

:-)

I've never thought that way, but I totally agree.